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New Mesh: WC14to60kmL60E3SMv2r03 #628
New Mesh: WC14to60kmL60E3SMv2r03 #628
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@vanroekel, would you set up the review process for this mesh on Confluence, as you have for previous revisions? Please select reviewers as you think is appropriate. |
I am working on spinning this up on LANL IC at:
I will post some plots once it has finished initialization and will also post here when spin-up is complete. |
@xylar I'll run some visual QC over the mesh when ready, and post it here. |
@xylar the confluence page is here -- https://acme-climate.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EWCG/pages/1492910110/WC14to60kmL60E3SMv2r03 Thanks for making the PR. I'll dig in once @proteanplanet has a chance to make some QC figures (no rush, we are running WC14r02 with ne30 now) |
also thanks for making 60 layer the default! |
Distribution of ResolutionThis is the same as in #584 @proteanplanet, the mesh is available at this location:
Please proceed with your quality-control plots. The spin-up is still waiting in the queue |
@milenaveneziani @lconlon @qingli411 @proteanplanet please provide your thoughts on this mesh. Once approved we will plan on running a coupled simulation for potential finalizing into WC v2 of E3SM |
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I think the North Atlantic looks great. Looking forward to seeing the output.
Review and Points to Consider
I'll post bathymetric charts in the coming day as a point of documentation. |
@vanroekel, I ran the spin-up but it fails on the final step with:
Based on our discussion of the r02 mesh (#584 (comment)), I had the impression you had fixed |
The spin-up is at:
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@vanroekel, I think I've addressed the final spin-up step, but please verify that this is also what you did last time. |
@xylar thanks, the changes are consistent with what I did and you are exactly right. I had uncommitted changes that never propagated into the last PR. Thanks for the fix! |
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Looks great (southern Italy looks awful, but that is OK ;)).
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Looks great to me as well!
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@vanroekel, my changes didn't work in the test I ran. I got confused because restarting from day 07 is, of course, only 6 days into the simulation. I am now writing restarts every 6 days (the maximum if restarting from day 6) and running for 24 more days to 30 days total. I've pointed the E3SM-coupling to the final output on day 31. |
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The restart interval and run duration were not consistent with other spin-up configurations or the E3SM-coupling step. The final restart file expected by E3SM-coupling was not an even multiple of the restart interval so that also needed to change.
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@xylar I would just want to make sure @mark-petersen is okay with merging, otherwise given others approvals I think this is ready. |
Sorry for the delay. Testing now. @vanroekel please approve if you feel this is ready. |
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approved on visual inspection
Update MPAS-Source: COMPASS and Documentation files This PRi brings in a new mpas-source submdoule with changes only to the ocean core. It updates files unrelated to the E3SM forward model, including: * Move load_compass_env.sh to the ocean dir (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#618); * Update ISOMIP+ docs, including tutorial for Ocean0 on LANL IC (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#653); * Fix path to docs in Travis CI (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#644); * atmosphere core init changes (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#637); * New Mesh: WC14to60kmL60E3SMv2r03 (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#628); * Fix ISOMIP+ viz scripts (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#642); * Add support for custom critical passages and land blockages (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#586); and * New Mesh: WC12to60kmL60E3SMv2r01 (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#555) [BFB]
Update MPAS-Source: COMPASS and Documentation files This PR brings in a new mpas-source submdoule with changes only to the ocean core. It updates files unrelated to the E3SM forward model, including: * Move load_compass_env.sh to the ocean dir (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#618); * Update ISOMIP+ docs, including tutorial for Ocean0 on LANL IC (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#653); * Fix path to docs in Travis CI (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#644); * atmosphere core init changes (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#637); * New Mesh: WC14to60kmL60E3SMv2r03 (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#628); * Fix ISOMIP+ viz scripts (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#642); * Add support for custom critical passages and land blockages (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#586); and * New Mesh: WC12to60kmL60E3SMv2r01 (MPAS-Dev/MPAS-Model#555) [BFB]
New Mesh: WC14to60kmL60E3SMv2r03 MPAS-Dev#628 Design discussion Water Cycle mesh, 14km high resolution region: MPAS North America and Arctic Focused Water Cycle mesh for E3SM version 2, with a focused 14-km resolution around North America and 60 vertical levels This iteration of the WC14 mesh is with shipping tracks (MPAS-Dev/geometric_features#145) and the Foxe Basin Throughflow (MPAS-Dev/geometric_features#146) open in the Arctic.
PS: A mesh generation timing test took 18:14 on Chrysalis on one node. |
Design discussion Water Cycle mesh, 14km high resolution region:
This iteration of the
WC14
mesh is with shipping tracks (MPAS-Dev/geometric_features#145) and the Foxe Basin Throughflow (MPAS-Dev/geometric_features#146) open in the Arctic.